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[Support] ich777 - Gameserver Dockers
This was the issue and I really appreciate the fast response, you're awesome
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[Support] ich777 - Gameserver Dockers
@ich777 I really appreciate all the work you do on these containers I'm having issues w/ configuring my V Rising gameserver. I updated the server name and world name and I've gone into my router and forwarded the port range to my Unraid server's internal IP address. But I cannot see the server when I open the game client. I know it said it can take a long time on first launch and I did select to validate it as well. Is there like an expected time frame for how long it will take to fully setup? Or am I simply missing some obvious steps? This is my first time ever hosting a server for anything so I'm sure I'm missing something.
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[Support] Djoss - MakeMKV
Thank you for that response, I hadn't even think to try a different browser and it was one of my extensions causing it to not work. I appreciate this so much.
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[Support] Djoss - MakeMKV
I'm sorry if this is something simple, but I'm still getting the hang of working w/ docker containers and my MakeMKV (as well as Handbrake) container won't load the web GUI and gives me this error below I tried reinstalling multiple times and checked the log and there is no more details reported so far it's only these two containers w/ this issue
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UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
Well I was able to use that link to provide a work around. I changed the /boot/config/go file w/ the following lines to software disable the power switch: # Change power button handling and restart elogind to reload the edited config /usr/bin/sed -i -e 's/#HandlePowerKey=poweroff/HandlePowerKey=ignore/g' /etc/elogind/logind.conf /etc/rc.d/rc.elogind restart chmod -x /etc/acpi/acpi_handler.sh
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UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
I attempted this and it just forces a suspend state that locks up the entire server.
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UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
Actually no, I keep a secondary monitor on connected to monitor for it and this is when it starts the graceful shutdown: Jul 8 18:45:35 Biest webGUI: Successful login user root from 10.0.0.3 Jul 8 18:50:52 Biest elogind-daemon[1977]: Power key pressed. Jul 8 18:50:52 Biest elogind-daemon[1977]: Powering Off...
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UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
Here is the syslog and the diagnostics. I'm going to test each of the memory sticks next just to make sure they are each good. biest-diagnostics-20220708-1850.zip syslog.log biest-diagnostics-20220708-1846.zip
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UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
I did attempt safe mode a few times and disabling the front panel buttons and USB. It didn't make any difference.
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bluiwulf started following UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
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UNRAID Forcing Graceful Shutdown on HPE Proliant Server
I've been searching all over for a potential fix to a sudden problem I am having w/ UNRAID 6.10.3. It keeps reporting a sudden power button press and graceful shutdown. The power button isn't getting pressed and I've done extensive diagnostic testing and on the server and cannot find a problem. The only reported hardware issues are w/ the Smart Array Battery, which I am getting a replacement for. I also ran Memtest and even went as far as to install TrueNAS and verified that the server does not initiate a shutdown in any other situation except being booted into UNRAID. I reinstalled the OS on the flash drive and attempted to use two additional flash drives, but the issue persists. I would appreciate any other suggestions for troubleshooting this issue. It's a HPE Proliant DL380 Gen9 w/ 2x Xeon processors and 64GB RAM.
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